Cairo Weather in June
Season: Summer
Cairo weather in June tends to be broiling and arid. Apart from rarely rain, the mean temperature reaches 28℃ (82.4℉). The maximum mean temperature goes up to 34℃ (93.4℉) during the daytime, but the minimum mean temperature is much lower, which is about 21℃ (69.8℉) at night. Ig going to the desert, you will feel such a temperature difference would be bigger. Summer clothes are optimal for the climate in June, so as sunhat and sunglasses.
Cairo weather in June tends to be broiling and arid. Apart from rarely rain, the mean temperature reaches 28℃ (82.4℉). The maximum mean temperature goes up to 34℃ (93.4℉) during the daytime, but the minimum mean temperature is much lower, which is about 21℃ (69.8℉) at night. Ig going to the desert, you will feel such a temperature difference would be bigger. Summer clothes are optimal for the climate in June, so as sunhat and sunglasses.
Averages for Cairo Weather in June
Temperature: 28°C / 82.4°F
High Temperature: 34°C / 93.2°F
Low Temperature: 21°C / 69.8°F
Humidity: 48%
Rainfall: 0 mm
Rainy Days: 0 days
Sunrise: 04:53 ~ 04:58
Sunset: 18:52 ~ 19:00
Clothes to Wear in Cairo in June
What to See in Cairo in June
Giza Pyramids is the highlight in Cairo forever. Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure are the most splendid ones there with the mysterious Great Sphinx not far away. For Egyptology buffs, Memphis is also a great place, to explore ancient Egyptian culture, where Step Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara and the colossus of Ramesses Ⅱ are the most impressive. Nile cruise is available whether at daytime or night, which is definitely fascinating to see sunset or enjoy cityscapes on both banks of the legendary river. Old Bab Zuweila houses two towering minarets, on which the panorama of whole Islamic Cairo can be appreciated. Cave Church is a magical Coptic site on Mokattam Hill in Cairo; it’s magnificent naturally, which could hold 20,000 people and be cool even in summer.
Tips
1. Scorching summer is the slack season in Cairo, as the unbearable heat is really inapposite for travelling. However, the scenic spots become uncrowded.
2. Ramadan, the month of fast, is the ninth month of Islamic calendar, from the turning up of crescent to that the next time. It’s an important event in Egypt and often falls in the first half of the year over past years. It’s advised to avoid traveling to Cairo in such a period, as many shops may shut down for the fasting. Even so, it’s interesting to join in the big dinner after every sunset and the big feast of Eid Al Fitr later.
2. Ramadan, the month of fast, is the ninth month of Islamic calendar, from the turning up of crescent to that the next time. It’s an important event in Egypt and often falls in the first half of the year over past years. It’s advised to avoid traveling to Cairo in such a period, as many shops may shut down for the fasting. Even so, it’s interesting to join in the big dinner after every sunset and the big feast of Eid Al Fitr later.
- Last updated on May. 04, 2023 by Nancy He -